Family Court Process in Ontario - The Basic Steps

This lecture explains the basic procedural steps required in the court process for the resolution of a family law dispute.
Family Law Rules: www.ontario.ca...
This lecture is taught by Amer Mushtaq, LL.B., M. Engineering, B.Sc. (Hons.), who is the Principal and Founder of the law firm, Formative LLP. Through this TH-cam channel, Amer shares practical advice from his years of legal experience to help anyone access justice and achieve their goals. Subscribe today to learn more.
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Lecture Outline:
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0:02 Introduction to Family Law Process in Ontario; Disclaimer
0:49 Process Steps in Family Law Court
 Prepare/File/Serve Application and Response
 Mandatory Information Program
 Case Conference
 Preparation and Discovery of Documents
 Settlement Conference
 Trial Management Conference
 Trial
7:00 Tips re Process
11:03 Settlement at Any Stage
12:14 Conclusion
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[@idopiseakpanudo4180]

In my situation, I didnt have a case conference, I was ordered to an hearing! What is the difference between a case conference and a hearing?

[@manfrummt]

How big of an industry is Family Court? Where does funding come from and will that funding continue if parents shared custody equally, without child support payments being exchanged?

[@manfrummt]

Lawyers and courts need to stay far away from families. Deadly combination.

[@alexspasic7568]

The courts cause more harm then good. They use children to prolong the conflict between parents so the lawyers and judges make money and they fees are way to expensive for what they do.
The courts have broken the whole aspect of getting married and now that concept his financial suicide in many cases.

[@tamarahbernixe]

So do you prefer to not to get a lawyer

[@manfrummt]

@@tamarahbernixe .. I've seen success doing it yourself in Family Court. But also major mistakes. The system is a mess